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    Marina de Oliveira Ventura Beginning my personal analysis of ‘At Land’‚the waves mean that Maya is being dragged away from her own life. When she wakes up in the beach again‚ she has the opportunity of starting all over again‚ as the water represents a new start. As we see the waves in a reverse motion‚ they look like a carpet‚ as she was privileged to start again. As she climbs the rocks on the beach‚ the transition of the wild to the table means a transition in our own life: when we stop being

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    Mexico has been a true vision for people wanting to visit “The Land of Enchantment” and the “Magical” place full of new and exciting culture since the late nineteenth century. This vision of New Mexico has been shown to people from films like “The Tourists.” Which follows four tourists on a train from Santa Fe to New Mexico’s biggest city‚ Albuquerque. The film shows a new exciting place involving great sights and items made only in the “Land of Enchantment” by it’s native people. This early excitement

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    Moving On To The Promised Land Post slavery African Americans knew they had to leave the south if they were to escape the harshness of it. They moved in vast majorities to the Northern part of America in search of a better life for themselves as well as their offspring. This phenomenon known as the Great Migration was the start of the black excellence. Racism and discrimination were rampant at the turn of the twentieth century former slave owners and their descendants sought to bring blacks down

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    TITLE: ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLOHINS AUTHOR: SCOTTO’DELL PUBLISHER: PENGUIN GROUP PUBLICATION DATE: 1960 MAIN CHARACTERS Karana: She is the protagonist. When the Aleuts invade her homeland and the natives fled‚ Karana and her brother are left behind to fend for themselves. SECONDARY CHARACTERS Ramo: This was Karana’s younger brother. He is however killed shortly after the island is deserted by a pack of hungry‚ wild dogs. Ulape: Karana’s older sister. Ulape manages to escape with the natives

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    Plasticity of La La Land

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    The Plasticity of L.A. L.A. Land "I love Los Angeles. I love Hollywood. They’re beautiful. Everybody’s plastic‚ but I love plastic. I want to be plastic." - Andy Warhol “Probably no city in the Western world has a more negative image” - Richard Lehan‚ professor emeritus‚ University of California‚ Los Angeles There are two visions of Los Angeles – one of a successful‚ sprawling ‘Jewel of the West Coast’ and one‚ the ‘‘nightmare’ anti-myth’ of superficial soullessness first depicted by

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    India My Native Land

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    quatrains and an ending couplet‚ "To India My Native Land" is a song of love and deep emotion from Henry Louis Vivian Derozio to his "fallen country‚" India. The poem was published before Derozio’s untimely death at the age of twenty-two from cholera in 1831. The abab abcc dede ff rhyme scheme employed by Derozio is most clearly identifiable as a variation of Edmund Spenser’s Amoretti rhyme scheme Introduction to the Poem • To India- My Native Land is one of the best known poem of Derozio. •

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    The Texas Revolution can be considered a land grab by The United States. Texas was first under the control of Mexican government. Steven F. Austin then goes and asks for approval to set a small colony in Texas. Texas had agreed to four main stipulations: must have moral and hardworking settlers‚ keep Spanish as primary language‚ primary religion is Catholicism‚ and no slavery. All is fine until more and more settlers come to Texas. The United States essentially wants Texas for slavery rights‚ sees

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    11. I think that by substituting the words “with religious freedom” for “under god” is a good thing to do. Like Gwen Wilde said in her essay “several millions Americans do not believe in God”. By changing the words “under God” to “with religious freedom” all citizens and new citizens can feel comfortable saying the Pledge of Allegiance. By taking out “under God” from the Pledge of Allegiance and inserting “with religious freedom” in its place it would be an improvement to the Pledge of Allegiance

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    Book Summary: Published in 1965‚ Manchild in the Promised Land is an inner city coming-of-age tale first and foremost. Claude Brown’s fictionalized retelling of his own life is a complex story of survival and hope; one that history often buries for convenience sake. Raised on the streets of poverty-stricken Harlem‚ Brown’s childhood was one of crime‚ drugs‚ hustlers and violence all recounted in angry slice of life details. Brown’s protagonist Sonny spends time in and out of various reform schools

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